Cheer tryouts are set to begin next Monday from 6-8pm at the high school! If you signed up, make sure you get your evaluations to teachers! Cannot wait to get tryouts underway!
March is National READING month and a great time to read a new book, trade books with a friend, join a book club, buy a used book, create a reading list, try audio books and follow a favorite author on social media! #readinglist
Congratulations Royce, Maggie, and Ava! Well deserved!
Kady Toole, Washington County high school senior, and published author/illustrator visited Waterville grade school on Friday! Students loved meeting Izzy! Books can be ordered online and Kady will autograph and deliver them.
Congratulations to the following students for making it to finals for State FBLA:
Caden Parker-Graphic Design, top 7
Olivia and Kaylee Skalla-Business Financial Plan, top 6
Audra Steinfort and Michelle Sandoval-Website Design, top 5
These students will present over their projects March 30th in the finals round! We also have 15 students testing and competing in other events at state. Your Valley Heights FBLA chapter is in its first year and already has seen much success!
These awesome students help pick up chairs and clean up after lunch EVERY SINGLE DAY! They were rewarded with Root Beer Floats after lunch today! #MustangProud
Haily Stoudt, Jessie Bohlken, Lilly Busey, Caden Parker, Drake Slifer, and Tessa Miller
Huge shout out to Jacob Sweet! He tied the 500 lb squat record and beat the total weight lifted for his weight division with 1030 lbs lifted (Bench/Squat/Clean)! The previous record was held by Tommy Tryon. Hard work pays off! #MustangProud
NOTICE: There will be a Special Board Meeting held tomorrow night, March 9th at 7 PM. The meeting will take place at the District Office. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss multiple topics related to non-elected personnel.
The 4th graders had special guests today. Bryce and Dove, from KSDS Assistance Dogs, came and shared information about their facility and the services that their dogs can provide for others. In reading, students read a story about a service dog named Ira, and the many things that a service dog needs to know. This was a great experience that tied in with our reading curriculum.
Since March is National Reading Month-start something NEW! Reading to kids is important in developing their language and cognitive skills, creativity, imagination, discipline, concentration, cultivates their life long love for reading and prepares them for academic success!
Students attended welding contest at NCK in Beloit Thursday with Mr Graham, Valley Heights Ag Instructor. They completed two weldments and a written test. There were 70 or more schools there between Nebraska and Kansas. It was a great experience for our students!
We had fun celebrating Dr. Seuss week with some guest readers and eating green eggs. Thank you Ms. Judy and Mrs. deBoer for reading to us.
Look for the "care bus" at Riverside Market on Tuesday, March 7, to visit with the Family Advocate.. Find out what resources and supplies are available to help you and your students/family succeed! OR make a donation to help students and families succeed! #communitymatters
We had a full house this weekend for the Valley Heights Community Ed. Hunter Safety course! Thank you Scott and Mike for continuing to to teach our students safe and ethical hunting practices!
Have a great week!
Tough loss, but a fantastic season!! We are so proud of you ladies! #MustangProud 💜🏀💜
Lady Mustangs down 31 - 22 at the end of the third
Lady Mustangs trail by 4 at the half. 🏀💜🏀
Lady Mustangs tied with Riverside 8-8 at the end of the first quarter. 💜🐴💜
Good luck, Lady Mustangs! Gate: Adults - $8.00 & Students (K-12) - $6.00 - No passes accepted.
